troops in an ambush in niger in 2017. abc's senior foreign correspondent ian pannell tonight on how this unfolded. >> reporter: he had a $5 million bounty on his head. and tonight the french military says adnan abou walid al sahrawi, isis' number one commander in africa, responsible for the death of four u.s. soldiers is dead. al sahrawi's group carried out a deadly ambush attack on a team of u.s. green berets and local troops, searching for a key isis figure in niger in 2017. during the operation, staff sergeants bryan black and dustin wright and sergeant first class jeremiah johnson were killed near their vehicle during an intense gun battle. sergeant la david johnson was separated from the group and also killed. his body missing for two days. five nigerian troops also died. french president macron confirming overnight that sahrawi was killed in a drone strike while on a motorbike near the border with mali in late august. we were near that border in 2019. although parts of niger are stable, the closer you get to the bor

and in niger, there was a failed coup attempt.ut why the number of coups is increasing in some parts of africa? senegal has no history of military takeover. ghana has had seven back-to-back elections since 1992. let's bring in our guests. from casablanca, adama gaye is a journalist, author, and former director of information. kwesi aning, director of the kofi annan on peace keep being -- peacekeeping training center, and centerjesper bjarnesen, a senior researcher at the nordic institute. what do you know about this national committee? are we talking about soldiers, mutineers, or officers who said it is time for real change in guinea? adama: this is the outcome of a race to power. the gentleman who was first to take over believed this would protect him when he took over three years ago from other people. so, when he decided to pass to the next stage, indeed, he would never have expected a military coup. host: this seems to be an act of betrayal as alpha conde has been saying. but the coup leader is taking advantage of the growing,

with the country, but the state of niger within nigeria.w, no mention at all of france with those seizures of arms. they mention the may seizure, some of the weapons were from the u.s., some from italy, some imported from turkey but france is not implicated in these cases. >> this is a reminder these photos can resurface. the observers had already debunked to them. these kind of posts have a life of their own. >> we can't know if another set of audience could see these images, not connect to them to the first set that may have been debunked. of course, the debunking does not always reach the audience. in the last number of months, tension between molly and france -- amli and france -- mali and france and there will be a redeployment to the border region of burkina faso. you have the prime minister of mali accusing france of abandoning mali. that has led to a negative perception of france and military operations in the region. there may be a negative perception of that anyway. images that cast french military activity in a negative light, ev

it is my niger, my, my dear on i'll do there. ah, me be the hero. the world needs right now. i was ah o. a again tough for me. i'll just renew our burden. says it has no plan. so recognize the taliban government being formed and i've done this done, but it's ready to engage directly with the groups. foreign secretaries on any crowd made the comments during talks and how it is customary counterparts. i've gone astounds. economy is close to collapse after the rapid withdrawal of us forces on the taliban takeover prices if essential goods are stored on the u. s. has frozen about $10000000000.00 and national reserve closely held abroad. at least 14 people have died in the northeastern united states and tropical storm. i'd brings wrecker rainfall and floods. new york mayor bill de blasio declared a state of emergency he was president joe biden has declared an emergency in california as firefighters battle to save communities. and a popular resort area. strong winds are making it difficult to stop the fire spreading towards lake tahoe. the flames a score, it's more than 800 square

and the children with nearly a 1000000 children out of school, the niger is northeast, most of them in most states that i concern say, may be targeted for recruitment. my uncle, if he's not dead, he to be very be because just had to then of $5.00 to $17.00 and they need to go back to school. they need to integrate bonds to family or friends. integrate or that's just it work if they time is running out for hundreds of thousands of children. and this they say could be the reality tv and communities in nigeria. ne, i bought what i'm still continues to go into to tags. degrees obviously my duty now the british government has suspended competition law in order to allow oil firms to prioritize fuel deliveries for perpetual stations and moved follow days of long queues, petrol stations across the country, with many stations being forced to close. on saturday, the government announced that more than 5000 temporary work raises will be issued to truck drivers to ease severe shortages. the visa will run from next month until late december to cover the christmas period. was lad for you on the prog

you can, what many schools the niger is not classified as vulnerable to attacks by groups? some parents yet, but don't worry about putting the lives of the children at risk. it reach out to 0 . my degree nigeria. now the american r and b singer r kelly has been found guilty of sex trafficking and racketeering offences. after a 6 week trial in new york, he is one of the most prominent people, yet to be convicted of sex offences since the me to movement began victoria gating be reports. so he was one of the biggest r and b recording artists of a generation up and now or kelly face suspending the rest of his life in jail. after being found guilty on all counts at a trial in new york, today's guilty verdict forever brand r kelly as a predator who used to fame and fortune to prey on the young, vulnerable, and the voiceless. for his own sexual gratification. the attorney who represented many me 2 survivors, says kelly is the worst abuser of them all. today r kelly has been convicted a very serious federal crime. mr. kelly, who wants described himself as a, quote, genius and quote

i didn't know there was a 1000 troops and niger your center grandeur. he didn't know. we had a 1000 trips in the air. did you know? i did not, as you can see from all the is predicament, is the result of america's endless imperialist projects. and the products of its war on terror, it's emblematic of where these things lead. if united states had never interfered and done nothing at all in the 1st place, everything would have been much better for everyone everywhere. sir, in british, as richard met her, said his thoughts and that is a rub for now of what we're across. this says they do stay with this. if you can let go state side for news, views. hughes after the break, then color brazier after that in half an hour to take it through the evening gray company with him. then as he takes any breaking as it happens, but for now in signing off for me and the team. thank you for watching us into national. we are the global broadcast from russia and i when i went to the wrong one, i'll just don't the room to shape out the scene because after an engagement equals the trail, whe

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i didn't know there was a 1000 troops and niger your center grandeur. he didn't know. we had a 1000 trips in the air. did you know i did not. as you can see from ali as predicament is the result of americans, endless imperialists projects and the products of its war on terror, it's emblematic of where these things lead. if the united states had never interfered and done nothing at all in the 1st place, everything would have been much better for everyone. everywhere. without a contributor, richard met hurst, just come up to half past 9 in the morning in moscow. good. have you company tonight? we're back again the top, the me, i are not about restricting, but that's actually a really good thing because the great thing about it being available to everybody think a bit more. it's like a public news via this is our advantage. and anybody in the world can view for free ah ah cruise, welcome to the alex family. you will we take a look at the state of the youth problem and 2 parties as a political conferences and begin this weekend. labor gather in brighton? well, a few days a

i didn't know there was a 1000 troops in niger. you're in center graham there. he didn't know we had a 1000 trips in the air. did you know i did not. as you can see from all the is predicament, is the result of america's endless imperialist projects and the products of its war on terror, it's emblematic of where the things bleed. if united states had never interfered and done nothing at all in the 1st place, everything would have been much better for everyone everywhere. art and contributor richard met her sir. so that's how the news is looking. you're up to date me back again in about 15. mm. mm mm mm mm mm mm ah ah, ah, the ah, ah. the max kaiser. this is the kaiser re poor. things are kicking off in france. oh gosh, here at a fortuitous time, stacy. yes, we were here during the very 1st time that france has ever withdrawn. and ambassador from the united states, at least in 1776. so it's been interesting and i do want to alert twitter to a tweet. they should perhaps put some sort of warning label on diplomacy is back. that was from poetess, president biden, on

i didn't know there was a 1000 troops and niger your center grandeur. he didn't know. we had a 1000 trips in the air. did you know? i did not, as you can see from all the is predicament, is the result of america's endless imperialist projects. and the products of its war on terror, it's emblematic of where the things bleed. if the united states had never interfered and done nothing at all in the 1st place, everything would have been much better for everyone everywhere. but she made her spare just coming to her past 11 in the morning in moscow. that's how things are looking. don't forget, they report a website for the stories too. and you can find that at r t dot com the join me every 1st day on the alex salmon show. when i was speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me and i are not about restricting, but that's actually really done thing because the great thing about it being available to everybody thinking more like a public news via this is our work advantage and anybody in the world to view for free oh, is yo

or i believe that the men who are morgan, the in of to thank you. educated in niger is northern born state is getting back on track. the region has been at the center of the years long violence launch by boca her. i'm with new schools now. built enrollment is increasing. hundreds of thousands of children though are unable to attend class. auditory reports now from might very often years of disruptions. this high school students write their final examinations. 6 years ago, most of them were either displaced persons camps on the street. what little hope of completing high school they were forced from schools like these attacked and damaged by the armed group book was ideology is to fight west in education and the influences a schooling became completely impossible even we didn't my degree. i saw that time because most of the infrastructure schools had become comes, then we had to roll in at that time, what was called education on that emergency. gradually, we much out of that, you my jesse face, and now we are walking towards this terrible is ation piece. is a challenge. so much of the

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had thousands of troops in niger till it was reported that 4 of them were killed in 2017. i didn't know there was a 1000 troops. and niger, you're in center graham there. he didn't know. we had a 1000 trips in the air. did you know i did not, as you can see from all the is predicament, is the result of america's endless imperialist projects and the products of its war on terror. it's emblematic of where the things lead. if united states had never interfered and done nothing at all in the 1st place, everything would have been much better for everyone everywhere. art and contributor, richard met her stare. you're up to date, you bought snotty. we're back again. this helped me join me every thursday on the alex summon, show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport, business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me are not about restricting, but that's actually really done thing. a great thing about it being available to everybody think a bit more. it's like a public news via this is our work advantage and anybody in the world can view for free. oh, is yo

it is my niger my, my on i'll do there. ah. when the news break on wednesday, it was the 8th largest fire in california history. when people need to be heard, any people who are arriving, they don't even know where i am. with exclusive interviews and report just 0 had teams on the ground with intensifying rain. people here fear that these are temporary solutions to renew, reward, winning document trees and live ah, it was timed and just for this is a new world. president joe biden defends the pull out from afghanistan, saying the u. s. succeeded a decade ago and what it set out to do the me hello, i'm down, jordan, this is on the are a lie from del also coming up with us for.

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it's one of the most polluted part of the niger delta. and now it's people say they want a clean up for that is for the bottom and with the media love, the coverage covers you just when you suffer calamity. i don't think that's right. and that is what i want them to change. i wanted to go further to cover story stuff, impact the lives of people to, to flip the stories that i was really passionate about. the stories with the government will try to keep him in the story stuff, drop the fixed narrative and depend on the reality on the thought is why i became a john. mr. hammond i book is who's. ready too often of kind of stone is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archive standing for decades reveals the forgotten truth of the country's modern history. the forbidden real park free the rise of the machine on a just either i use denisia named that 1st female prime minister, but will it be enough to ease pressure on th

forces in niger. cyril vanier is live in paris.l us more about who was killed and how important this is in the war on terror in the region. >> reporter: yeah, france is claiming major victory in its war on terror this morning with the killing of the man they described as the founder and leader of the islamic state in that part of africa. his last name is a reference to his presence in the a sahara desert. and he was a source of slins and terror across the region. and he is the person who not only masterminded an ambush in niger that killed four u.s. soldiers and four nigerian soldiers, but also an attack on french aid workers that killed six french humanitarian workers in the summer of 2020. the french foreign minister considered him enemy number one and he was also a high priority target for the u.s. they had put a bounty on his head over the last two years offering $5 million to anyone who would provide information leading to his capture. >> cyril vanier, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> prime minister saying the best path t

troops in niger. alex marquardt is live at the pentagon with details.al years? >> yeah. someone who had a $5 million bounty on his head, boris. this is a french drone strike. the french lead many of the counter-terrorism operations against al qaeda and isis in northern africa. they took out last month their leader of what is known as isis-gs. isis in the greater sahara. another affiliate in the way we talk with isis k. his name is al za yoi, we had claimed responsibility for the 2017 ambush against both niger and american troops, four american service members were killed in that ambush. as well as according to the state department another four nigerian forces. so the state department did put a $5 million bounty on his head. and the defense minister of france, after their strike against him, said that this was a decisive blow to isis. boris, with so much talk about isis and their presence in afghanistan, it is another reminder of how global this terrorist network is, boris. >> they're actions in africa are often unds reported. we appreciate that story. t

now of it are going by because they not fit in that is a short of this q to what many schools the niger is not classified as vulnerable to attacks by groups. some parents in burma worry about putting the lives of their children at risk. it rece. i'll you 0. my degree nigeria. ah, this is out there and these are the top stories. the south american top military officer has called the end of the 20 year war in afghanistan, a strategic finally, during questioning by sentences on capitol hill, defense officials admitted the taliban forces advanced on car will faster than anticipated. petticoat have has more from capitol hill the term of the joint chiefs of staff mark, milly, say that there was an intelligence failure. and he said one reason for that could be, could be that they withdrew advisors from those units 3 years ago. again, that would have been under the trump administration, and he said, you can't really tell if people are willing to fight. if you're not around them, we can count tanks and we can count guns for we can't know the willingness to fight unless we know the soldiers. so t

insist on more hasn't been told in vain. 73 students have been kidnapped and yet another attack in niger .

down after just a year and office there are allegations a number of civilians have been killed by a niger and military strike near lake chad. residents in court at the bottom, mazata se, a fighter jet, talking to the village on sunday morning. the military says 28 members of an eyesore were killed to 11 and now and the families of the victims of losses poured explosion. stacy and demonstration in support of the judge investigating the incident on monday tart baton. had to suspend his prob, after a complaint by a former interior. all right, you have to date, still the headlines here are not 0 with more news coming up right off the al jazeera world and gaza. 60 minute warning. the news. ready ah, the the law i know the guy that the me and i hope beats so motion model, hook it up. we shall middle homo because at one volume to all shallow a must just a slimy. but what does it suddenly something completely column is improving? his substitute culture hum us will talk to be your name on the limb. show me some humid went out there. ah! on the 11th of may 2091. israel launched a military operation

. —— in niger in march.ine that uk has agreed to supply to australia have arrived in sydney. the extra 4 million doses are part of australia's most significant overseas vaccine deal and will double the monthly supply of the drug. about half of australia's population is currently in lockdown due to outbreaks in the cities of sydney, melbourne and canberra. dr chris moy, the vice president of australian medical association, says australia needs to up its vaccination levels quickly. we've been pretty unscathed in australia for so long. very good decision making so far. we have really been able to live a blissful life until quite recently. we need to get those vaccination levels up to really good levels. we are really running at about 38%, and we really need to get them close to the uk, to get to safety. she was part of one of the most successful british female bands of all time, with 20 consecutive top ten singles. now tributes have been paid to the girls aloud singer sarah harding who has died at the age of 39

it is my niger my my on i'll do there. ah, this isn't my story. it's the story of my friend jesus. i'm. she told us that she didn't want to be here. she didn't want to live anymore. was too hard. a survivor dedicates her life to educating and saving others from suicide. we're the ones that are dying, where the ones that are losing our friends, and therefore we have to be the ones that will stand up and solve it because no one else is going to. where there is hope, a witness documentary on, not just the news. the town of battle is opposition fighters in ne, afghanistan, and a bit to take over the last pocket of resistance. the concerns of african women under taliban, who were reporting on about for the on group is in control. ah, i'm about this and this is just a live from.

presentation as much as anyone else's going to like the main one of the most polluted part of the niger delta. and now it's people say they want to clean up that is the bottom and with the media lunch that coverage will cover you just when you suffer calamities. i don't think that's right. and that is what i want them to change. i wanted to go further to cover story stuff, impact the lives of people to, to flip the stories that i was really passionate about. the stories with the government's food rather, keep him stories stuff, drop the fixed narrative and depend on the reality on the thought is why i became a john, i'm how much i booked with al jazeera recounts the shocking story of the assassination of counts full cabana dot the 1st you and envoy trying to bring peace to the middle east. how is negotiations with himmler helped save thousands of jews from nazi concentration camps and how these mediation skills put him at the vanguard in the quest for peace in the middle east. killing the count on algebra, the world's lungs being seized, the amazon rain forest is diminishing it. a rate

mali is now under military rule, and there was a failed armed takeover in niger in march.g with poverty and weak political institutions, it's a dangerous trend. mayenijones, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come. tributes to girls aloud singer sarah harding who has died from breast cancer at the age of 39. freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here, of the blacks in soweto township, as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today, in a loud and a clear voice, enough of blood and tears. enough. the difficult decision - we reached together was one that required great- and exceptional courage. it's an exodus of up to 60,000 people caused by the uneven pace of political change in eastern europe. iam free! this is bbc news, the latest headlines. an afghan resistance leader — who's been spearheading a battle against the taliban — says he's willing to enter peace talks. football's world cup qual

it's one of the most polluted part of the niger delta, and now it's people say they want a clean up all that is for the bottom and with the media love, the coverage covers you just when you suffer calamities. i don't think that's right . and that is what i want them to change. i wanted to go further to cover story stuff, impact the lives of people to, to flip the stories that i was really passionate about. the stories with the government will try to keep him in the story stuff, drop the fixed narrative and depend on the reality on the thought is why i became a john, mr. hammond. i booked as who's one of the well, my powerful and dangerous criminal enterprises. central to the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of people and behind the death of many more. exceptional access to some of its key players reveals the inner workings of an organization telling the name to many as the blood alliance. inside the sin, a la carte house part 2 of a 2 part investigation. people and power on al jazeera play an important role protecting human. ringback face in the south and north korea has ballistic m

the case was launched by a niger in mind that border police had stopped him on the grounds. the netherlands is invasion. ginza, meaning people entering from other member states, unknown chain. we are required to show that passports and they seem to national, has condensed the latest reading as unconstitutional and law involved. and the case says it could encourage legalize discrimination. this issue is that at least he can still be part of risk profile selection profiles. we think that leads to door open wide or just from a nation and racism. basically, every time that i'm coming home to my country and that i'm being stopped and the city can play a role, this is basically what the court is saying. and to us is really a shock that's hurling comes in either migration surgeon b e d block. so 115 percent trump in 1st time asylum claims. in the 2nd quarter of the yet the largest increase came from african refugees. and that figure is expected to accelerate in the wake of the tunnel on takeover. and there was also a sharp rise in rivals from syria and pakistan. well, the belgian p

trial. 12 nigerians took energy giants shall to court in the us for its role in life, abuses in the niger delta. in the 1990s, the supreme court dismissed the case in 2013. thank it, did not have jurisdiction over the matter by screws. also, challenged company is suspected of concealing crimes against humanity in china, change young region. ah, let's bring in gas in paris. we have nothing to get if she is the soul of just and professor of the university of paris 8 and believe we have canal, the vita, a legal advisor, the european center focus, situational and human rights. one of the organizations that filed the complaint against the boss in dough hammer, one cumberland head of policy analysis of the center for research and policy studies. welcome to the program. not sarah. how significant is the bullying that came out in paris from the course above the case of arch? i would say that it's a breakthrough. it's quite surprising, especially after the court of appeal decision. there's a place now 2 years ago and it's a very strong sign. and signal towards those that think that business as you

controlled on more or less money thought by a license payment system, switches, operators within the niger economy. and do you think the people of nigeria will actually embrace enough as their means of savings and transactions? oh, they just got to continue to use the centralized script of currencies. why do people love decentralized currency in the 1st day? so people are shown, i've demonstrated to be much more interested in anonymity in less disclosure, not i've been to go through too much verification or too much restrict shows as to when payment is about to be initiated. so i see a little bit of some level of a locked in, i mean use our adoption, but then it's the government when the government into law, the law. and you know, i listen to one of the died the payment odyssey be in, send out a conferencing. it's will be mandatory for anyone to accept the you know, because the app is just as much as your normal traditional and i knew there was to be some level of resistance because people don't want to disclose so much. people want some form of lee, but the, when it comes to international

it's one of the most polluted part of the niger delta. and now it's people say they want a clean up for that is for the bottom and with the media lunch. the coverage covers you just when you suffer calamities. i don't think that's right. and that is what i wanted to change. i wanted to go further to cover story stuff, impact the lives of people to, to flip the stories that i was really passionate about. the stories with the government club and kick him in stories stuff, drop the fixed narrative and depend on the reality on the thought is why i became a john. mr. hammond i book is who's you part 2 of a special investigation? one, when a visitor western australia, only youth detention center and travels to the remote out town where many of the indigenous inmates come from on out to 0. challenges and tractors, circumstances pushes forward. let us step into uncertainty and experience the happiness of the moment. let us 1st go forth al jazeera comes in the national documentary film festival in san diego, and dawn line from the 10th to the 14th

the case was launched by a niger and man and said border police had stopped him on racial rounds. the netherlands isn't the shank and zone meaning people entering from other member states and no training required to show that passports on this thing to national has condemns the latest ruling as unconstitutional. and the law involved in the case as it could encourage legal line discrimination. this issues and actually speak and still be a part of risk profile from selection profiles. we think that least the door opens wide or just from a nation and racism basically at the time that i'm coming home to my country and that, and i'm being and the city can play a role. this is basically what the court is saying and to us it's really a shock that truly comes at me. the migration sandra, be the block. so 115 percent jump in fast time asylum claims. in the 2nd quarter of this year, the largest increase came from african refugees and figures expected to accelerate in the week. so taliban in the wake of the taliban takeover. and there was also sharp rise and arrivals from syria and pakistan.

would think that go smith, much to talk with somebody that doesn't recognize you as a nation, doesn't niger right? since 2017 when the current one acceptance to stop the government of colonial. i'm on tried to stick with the same. if nothing has been achieved, as i was saying, a tree is 4000 citizens. i'm in the snow trunk is a wretched patient. i. mission and repression is a reality. is a concept that if it's happening a colonial european citizens at the moment extend the canadian province of quebec has band cove related rallies, new schools, and medical vaccination facilities. latest say to protect children and health workers from what they call that dangerous impact of demonstrations. but critics was that it denies people the right to protest. the baton covers demonstrations all their incitement within 50 meters of schools into clinics. offenders face thousands of dollars in fines, medical and school stuff that i was still allowed to protest in the workplace. of the ban follows a number of anti vaccine protests outside schools in quebec, the largest city, montreal, the head of the provin

it is my niger. my my dear on i'll do there. ah. they wanted 43000000 pounds worth of weaponry. that was 6000000 pounds in commission. there was no hope of any more because there's always a small car. most people for really, really good live in athens. we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function, war shadow on al jazeera. ah, ah! as afghan struggle with rocketing food prices, the united nation warns of a humanitarian catastrophe. ah, hello money side, this is out there in life from doha. also coming up. this is a ruthless group from the past and whether or not they change remains to be seen. us defense chief vowed to keep an eye on the taliban and in 50 africa wasn't fought in vain. 73 students.

the case was launched by niger man he said border police is still table racial grounds and netherlands. being in michigan's own means, people entering from other members say so generally required to show passports, misty international, condemned, the latest ruling, calling it unconstitutional. and the lawyer involved in the case is that it could courage legalize discrimination in this issues. and at least he can still be part of risk profile, some selection profiles. we think that leads to door, open white just from a nation and racism basically at the time that i'm coming home to my country and that, and i'm being stopped and the city can play a role. this is basically what the court is saying and to us it's really a shock. that ruling comes amid migration surgeon the the blogs are 115 percent jump in 1st time asylum claims. in the 2nd quarter of the, the largest increase came from african refugees, that figure expected to accelerate in the wake of the taliban takeover, who's also a sharp rising arrivals coming from syria and pakistan. we or belgium politician, frank crowman and racia

you remember the anthrax letters that was a lie yellow cake from niger another lie, w in these many lies. weapons of mass destruction, weapons of mass destruction, weapons of mass destruction, chemical biological and nuclear weapons, weapons of mass destruction. they even said that saddam hussein was working with al qaeda, which if you know anything about the middle east is so ridiculous. saddam was a bath, if the secularist and alcohol or religious extremists, they are incompatible. now iraq is a country that has many ethnic groups, religious groups, and tribe. the bass parties been decades trying to integrate everyone into one national identity. certainly not perfect, but it was stable. and then united states invades in 2003 and suddenly there is a civil war carrying violence of car bombs and suicide bombs going off and crowded places, people blowing up shrines and mosques, say what you want about to dump, but that stuff was not happening before the invasion, and it's so easy for apologists western imperialism to go all look at all these people fighting over religion. they're so stupid

taliban and insist the afghan wasn't in vain. 73 students have been cannot from yet another attack and niger area all surrounding school have been ordered to return to the movie business. after the pandemic locked down, where with the stars at the senate bill, ah, we begin with afghanistan where the taliban is now in charge of a country in crisis. it's expected to form a government over the coming days, but there's no word yet on the safe relocation of thousands of people who still want to leave. on top of that, the un says food stokes could run out in just a month and there isn't enough cash to buy basic supplies. it's warning of humanitarian catastrophe. with one in 3, afghans facing hunger condition has gone from human data and perspective continues to be extremely tense as i speak to you today from couple more than half of the children do not have it tonight or not. and that's the reality of the situation that makes me concern about the future of the social sector, as there will be all the limitations in ability to see saturdays of the teachers and education workers and those social sect

and these children who would nearly a 1000000 children out of school in niger movies, most of them in most states that concerns they may be targeted for recruitment. my uncle, if he's not that he to be very be because just had to then of 5 to 17 and only thing and they need to go back to school. they need to integrate bonds to family or friends. integrate or does it work if they time is running out for hundreds of thousands of children? and this is they say could be the reality tv and communities in nigeria, nor used why, but what i'm still continues to go into to tags. did reese, i'll do my duty. nyja of teller had here on here. there was hamilton becomes the 1st man to win $100.00. 1 races that's coming up shortly with pizza. ah, i've never seen so much devastation, more experienced how quickly everything can change. as one of ours and the events in india became much more than just story. one was a thing. we couldn't keep the people we cared about in line. and there were times on when i had to hold back every day i was driven to convey the connect of trauma to make sure that despite